Infiniti Touch Up Paint (176 OEM Colors) - Guaranteed Match

About Infiniti Paint

Infiniti is the luxury side of Nissan, so their paint is made to look very deep and expensive. Across all 37 models and 198 colors, the quality is usually very high, but it has changed over the years. Older classics like the J30 or M30 usually have softer paint that is easy to fix, while cars made between 2005 and 2014 often use a special "Scratch Shield" clear coat that tries to heal its own small scratches. Modern models like the QX60 and QX55 use a tougher, more standard clear coat that stays shiny for a long time.

Application Tips

When you are painting an Infiniti, remember that many of their best colors (like the bright whites and deep blues) are "Tri-coats." This means you have to apply three separate layers: a base color, a sparkly middle layer, and a clear coat on top. Because of these layers, it is best to spray or brush the paint in very thin, light coats. If you go too heavy, the sparkles might look uneven or "clumpy." It dries fairly quickly, so you won't have to wait too long between steps.

Quick Summary

• Paint Feel: Soft to Medium. It is easy to polish and sand, but you should be gentle so you don't rub through the clear coat too fast.
• Best Advice: Always look for your three-digit paint code on the driver's door jamb or the firewall under the hood to make sure you get the perfect match.
• Pro Tip: If your car has the "Scratch Shield" paint, avoid using a lot of heat when buffing it, as the paint can get a little "gummy" or sticky if it gets too hot.